I doubt that a fellow with M9 has the same criteria for choosing equipment as myselfAziz, there's a fellow w the new Magico M9 who is using FOUR Stromtanks, NONE for the power amps. That's four units to cover sources and preamp.
I doubt that a fellow with M9 has the same criteria for choosing equipment as myselfAziz, there's a fellow w the new Magico M9 who is using FOUR Stromtanks, NONE for the power amps. That's four units to cover sources and preamp.
He uses one Stromtank to power each of M10s plus another one for all the sources, quite logical.Excuse the obvious Q, but...why?
Why does any system require multiple Stromtanks for varied non power components?
Just how much energy do DACs, servers, tt motors, phonos, preamps use?
It's surely preposterous a $20k battery is only suited to one piece of gear.
Who would put a battery as a power source for their equipment anyway .Interesting, the HK owner using four Stroms in his M9-based system found they didn't help w his Goldmund monos.
Why? I also owned the PLP and had a great time with it. Unfortunately it did not have a remote!(...) I had a nagra pre amp on batteries once and never again
Its all about personal standards micro .Why? I also owned the PLP and had a great time with it. Unfortunately it did not have a remote!
Its all about personal standards micro .
My last show visit only strengthed that opinion
Most things that audiophiles hear is " something different "But I heard clear improvement with the sources.
You may be rightMost things that audiophiles hear is " something different "
It doesnt mean its nescessariliy better.
What i heard from all those powersupply add ons is restrained dynamics .
Where it would hurt the most is certainly for the power amps
I am also sceptical about using Stromtank to power amps. But I heard clear improvement with the sources.
I use a regenerator on my sources and find it makes a highly significant improvment.It depends on people mains, that can be very variable and amplifier type. Yesterday I measured the mains impedance in my future location - less than 50 milliohms, with less than .5% THD. Probably I will not need a regenerator.
However some friends of mine could benefit from them , as their mains was instable and had high THD. As they say, nowadays the system always sounds like weekends at late night.
If, as many people have, we have an amplifier that is always in class A mode, what is the problem of using a proper regenerator?
It sounds overly smooth , its a colouration ime .You may be rightWhat is it that you‘ve heard with a Stromtank unit that made the presentation worse?
Living Voice do it. Are they deaf?Who would put a battery as a power source for their equipment anyway .
Most things that audiophiles hear is " something different "
It doesnt mean its nescessariliy better.
Either deaf or market orientatedLiving Voice do it. Are they deaf?
I would say that if you notice the sound is significantly better at a given time of the day (usually at night) then you are probably a candidate for power regeneration, battery etc.Yes, but if you get a different and very variable sound quality with an extremely poor mains quality we are inclined to think there is an improvement with the regenerator
I can easily spoil my good mains and never got an improvement in sound quality doing it. Some audiophiles tried it, even just using the old PSAudio multiwave regenerator and at the long term most concluded that we preferred the pure sinusoidal.
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